Motorcycle equipment – safety, comfort & Driving fun
In this category you will find everything about Motorcycle equipmentthat optimally combines safety, comfort and freedom of movement.
From Helmets, jackets and pants above Gloves and boots to useful Accesories. We'll show you what you should pay attention to when buying so that you can travel safely and well.
You'll find out which ones Protective equipment makes sense and is necessary is which one Materials, protection classes and fits there is and how to get the right equipment for your Purpose, weather and season select.
Our tips too Helmets, protectors and clothing help beginners and experienced drivers make the right choice and increase driving comfort.
In this category you will learn:
Which Protective equipment makes sense for motorcyclists
Differences in Materials, protection classes and fits
Tips for choosing Helmets, protectors and clothing
What do you agree with? Weather, season and purpose should pay attention
Freedom on two wheels is more technological, safer and more comfortable than ever. But while motorcycles are getting smarter, the most important piece of equipment often remains a closed book: the motorcycle helmet.
A helmet is much more than just a shell made of plastic or carbon. It is your life insurance, your haven of peace at 100 mph and your window to the world. Anyone looking for the perfect helmet has to fight their way through a jungle of new standards, innovative materials and high-tech features. This guide will guide you directly to your ideal companion with insider knowledge.
Your hands are the link between you and your motorcycle. You use it to control the gas, clutch and brake, hold the line in the curve and react to every situation on the road. At the same time, they are one of the most vulnerable parts of the body when riding a motorcycle. Nevertheless, motorcycle gloves are still viewed as an afterthought by many riders. Bought based on looks, price or gut feeling. A fatal mistake! Read more
Have you found the perfect leather jacket, but trousers from another manufacturer simply suit your stature better? Or do you ride Kevlar jeans and want to pair them with your touring jacket?
Sooner or later, motorcyclists are faced with the same question: Does my motorcycle clothing really have to come entirely from one manufacturer or can equipment from different brands be combined safely and sensibly?
The honest answer is: Yes, combining is possible, but only with a system.Read more
